Columbus Airport

Commercial aviation is now convenient for both locals and visitors to Columbus, GA and the Fort Moore region thanks to Columbus Airport. The Airport Commission is the one that owns and runs Columbus Airport. With over 100,000 passengers passing through each year, it serves as the "Hometown Airport" for the second-biggest city in Georgia. Columbus Airport and the Flightways of Fixed Based Operators (FBO) Originally built as an airmail facility for the Columbus, Georgia, region, Columbus is owned and operated by the Columbus Airport Commission. A few facilities, including CSG, were established without requiring an FAA hearing. Air travel to Columbus was first offered by Eastern Airlines in 1969 and by Delta Airlines in 1968. The contemporary two-story terminal at Columbus Airport was constructed in 1991.

During a worldwide epidemic in 2020, Columbus Airport was awarded a $13 million grant to start a new terminal reconstruction. This initiative created jobs for local vendors and provided the small airport a fresh new appearance, earning it the Georgia Airports Association's 2022 Commercial Service Airport Project of the Year award. Presently, a significant portion of the airport's traffic consists of general aviation, and it collaborates with Delta Air Lines to offer commercial services to Georgia's second-biggest city. The Public Safety Department of Columbus Airports offers a range of medical services to assist the majority of airport emergencies, as well as on-site customer care. Columbus Airport is dedicated to achieving the highest standards of security and safety.

The Columbus Airport has two alternatives for on-site parking. Travelers may easily find and utilize short-term parking close to the terminal, which conveniently combines passenger pick-ups, departures, and arrivals in one location. Unlike major metropolitan airports that depend on shuttle service for transportation, long-term parking provides convenient accessibility for travelers. Please pick up a ticket as you enter the lot for one of the parking spaces. Every lot has parking designated for veterans and those with disabilities. You may access tickets and baggage claim immediately into the terminal by following the walkway. The Customer Service department at Columbus Airport is available to answer any queries, remarks, or issues from travelers. In order to support all air travelers and give them a safe and effective entrance to the world, the airport has volunteer and customer service personnel strategically placed throughout the facility.